Some clumps have come up, some haven't or just have weak leaves. On
closer inspection the bulbs are completely gone and there are holes in
the ground around 1 - 2 inches diameter near them. The few sick looking
leaves remaining aren't attached to anything.

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David in Normandy wrote:
Some clumps have come up, some haven't or just have weak leaves. On
closer inspection the bulbs are completely gone and there are holes in
the ground around 1 - 2 inches diameter near them. The few sick
looking leaves remaining aren't attached to anything.

Squirrels like bulbs!

On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 15:10:36 +0100, "~Brian~"
wrote:

David in Normandy wrote:
Some clumps have come up, some haven't or just have weak leaves. On
closer inspection the bulbs are completely gone and there are holes in
the ground around 1 - 2 inches diameter near them. The few sick
looking leaves remaining aren't attached to anything.

Squirrels like bulbs!

I planted tulips in pots a few years ago. The same thing happened;
holes, no bulbs I never see squirrels, but do see mice. I guessed it
was the miche which ate my bulbs.

Pam in Bristol

On Apr 15, 2:03*pm, David in Normandy
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Some clumps have come up, some haven't or just have weak leaves. On
closer inspection the bulbs are completely gone and there are holes in
the ground around 1 - 2 inches diameter near them. The few sick looking
leaves remaining aren't attached to anything.

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It's Voles - they had a field day, running around unmolested under the
snow. They wiped out my Jap.anemomes and it looks as though they might
have killed a few of my young apple trees.

Rod